Personality

The Effect of Emotion Perception on Postural Control
Post-doctoral research project at the Laboratoire Vision Action Cognition
The Effect of Emotion Perception on Postural Control
Should I Stay or Should I go: An Exploration of Spontaneous Postural Behaviours Following Threatening Emotion Perception
Using force plates, we assessed avoidance of approaching emotional facial expressions while manipulating gaze direction. Results emphasise a socio-functional account of emotion perception, and underline the relevance of postural measure to assess motivational behaviour.
Jean Monéger, Laurence Chaby, Chrystel Besche-Richard, Dorine Vergilino-Perez
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Should I Stay or Should I go: An Exploration of Spontaneous Postural Behaviours Following Threatening Emotion Perception
Looking through a glass onion: Exploring the validity of eye-tracking technology in capturing self-directed attention
This study explores the use of the Incidental Mirror Exposure (I-ME) paradigm with eye-tracking to measure self-directed attention, highlighting its potential to capture maladaptive traits like social anxiety, vulnerable narcissism, and self-absorption.
Jean Monéger, Nicolas Noiret
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Looking through a glass onion: Exploring the validity of eye-tracking technology in capturing self-directed attention